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We are delighted to welcome award-winning British author Catherine Johnson to Oathall on Thursday, 23 February. She will speak to all our year 7 students and work with small groups, focusing on writing skills. “The National Literacy Trust recently published a report which indicates that author visits to schools have a positive relationship with children and young people’s reading skills, and their enjoyment and confidence in both reading and writing.” 1 November 2022
Congratulations to the Oathall Senior Team who won the Youth Speaks Senior competition. Well done to all on your impressive performance.
Class of 2023! Let’s make this year’s prom sustainable.
Come and check out the pre-loved dresses, suits, shoes, ties, and handbags on Tuesday, 21 February. The Pre-loved Prom Shop will be open from 5pm until 8pm. Come and see the fantastic selection we have available. Dresses and suits in perfect condition for only £10.
Try before you buy. Cash and card payments are accepted.
If you would like to come along, please complete the form below BEFORE Friday, 10 February. Tickets are FREE.
A warm welcome to the newest member of the Oathall Equestrian Team who placed 13th after completing a great round at The Golden Cross Equestrian Centre, NSEA Eventers Challenge on Saturday. A large number of schools from across the South East competed, making this placing a fantastic achievement for her first NSEA competition. Well done.
This assembly celebrates all the hard work and achievements from this half term.
Yesterday evening the Oathall under-14’s girl’s football team won 7-1 against Sackville in a fantastic display of skill and teamwork. With great leadership from the captain, and a free kick described by our own Miss Murray as one that “David Beckham would’ve been proud of”, our under-14s set the example of fair play and team spirit throughout.
Well done to all involved.
Start gathering your teams for the Oathall PTA Quiz Night on Friday, 24 March. Further details will be available soon.
Last week, Oathall students took part in the Rotary International Youth Speaks event. The senior team made up of Dice Barker, Emma Hord and Martha Ford successfully won their heat and will go on to represent Oathall at the semi-final this week. Our intermediate team made up of Charlotte Hord, Fletcher Roberts and Jasmine Sutherland, put on a great performance, but were unfortunately not successful on this occasion.
Well done to both of our fantastic teams, and good luck to the senior team in the semi-final.
